We kick of our Lent sermon series by following Jesus into the Wilderness as he has an encounter with temptation.

James says that the prayers of a righteous person are powerful and effective, but how righteous do we have to be before our prayers get answered?

Prayers of confession are important, but so often we neglect them as a regular part of our prayer life. King David can teach us a thing or two about confession.

Paul implores us to pray without ceasing, but is that actually realistic?

King David had a robust prayer life, but it wasn't always easy. This week we'll learn how to pray when it's really difficult.

Jesus teaches a masterclass on intercessory prayer when he prays for his followers on the way to the cross.

The Apostle Paul wrote some excellent prayers in his epistles, but most of us are nowhere close to praying like that. How can we pray more like Paul?

Even when we approach prayer with the best of intentions, it can be hard. How can we overcome common obstacles to prayer?

We kick off our series on prayer by focusing on John Wesley's Covenant Prayer.

God humbled himself to become a human, and that was a miracle. Christmas morning at GCUMC